The Quadsquad Thread: A Community For Quadlining

okarun said:
Hi all, I know this is somewhat strain dependent but what do you think is a good size space for quadlining? I plan on doing 9 plants in a 1.2m squared tent so around 40cm squared (around 16") per plant. I know people here will be biased towards quadlining but I'd appreciate some honest pros and cons of quadlining that number of plants in that space vs other methods. Thanks!
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Sorry I can't help with your training but welcome to 420Magazine my friend :welcome:
I'm sure someone will be able to help.
Otherwise maybe try posting your question here.

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@okarun

With quadlining I am able to have four plants directly under the footprint of a 42" x 42" light !

I do have more room but :love:

Train horizontally until the plants are about 20" wide and then let them grow up...

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okarun said:
Hi all, I know this is somewhat strain dependent but what do you think is a good size space for quadlining? I plan on doing 9 plants in a 1.2m squared tent so around 40cm squared (around 16") per plant. I know people here will be biased towards quadlining but I'd appreciate some honest pros and cons of quadlining that number of plants in that space vs other methods. Thanks!
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Hey @okarun , welcome to the forum.

Depends on how big your pots are and how long you veg, at least for photos.

I flower in 2 gallon buckets which are roughly 9 inches wide, so for those I need at least 1 square feet per plant which is about what you've got.

But those are small plants in small pots.

But quadlining is a great training method even for smaller plants.
 
BsWeeds24 said:
When I make the flip, sometime within the next week, do I remove the anchors and free my girls to grow?
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I usually wait until after the stretch. By then the stems will be pretty much set and hardened off.
 
The "Plan" is coming together :yahoo:

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